/news/Recent posts from Ôƶ¥¶Ä³¡app Newsen-usSat, 05 Apr 2025 03:13:31 -04:00http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssOmniUpdate (OU Publish)/news/2025/usfs-student-green-energy-fund-projects-make-a-lasting-impact-on-campus-sustainability.aspxSince its launch, the Ôƶ¥¶Ä³¡app program has powered more than 60 projects, from rooftop solar panels and EV charging stations to solar umbrellas with built-in USB ports – driving sustainability one innovation at a time.Thu, 03 Apr 2025 08:07:46 Ôƶ¥¶Ä³¡app’s Student Green Energy Fund projects make a lasting impact on campus sustainabilitySince its launch, the Ôƶ¥¶Ä³¡app program has powered more than 60 projects, from rooftop solar panels and EV charging stations to solar umbrellas with built-in USB ports – driving sustainability one innovation at a time.Ôƶ¥¶Ä³¡app: A Preeminent Research University/news/2025/usfs-student-green-energy-fund-projects-make-a-lasting-impact-on-campus-sustainability.aspxCampus Life,Student SuccessCollege of Engineering,Mechanical Engineering,MyÔƶ¥¶Ä³¡app,Paul Guzzo,School of Geosciences,Student Success/research-innovation/news/2024/usf-faculty-named-nai-fellows.aspxThe Ôƶ¥¶Ä³¡app researchers are being recognized for their groundbreaking discoveries and innovations in chemical engineering to treat cancer and other challenging diseases and nanomaterials engineering for multifunctional manufacturing applications.External ArticleWed, 11 Dec 2024 00:33:34 Two Ôƶ¥¶Ä³¡app faculty members named NAI fellowsThe Ôƶ¥¶Ä³¡app researchers are being recognized for their groundbreaking discoveries and innovations in chemical engineering to treat cancer and other challenging diseases and nanomaterials engineering for multifunctional manufacturing applications.Graphic with JIanfeng Chi and Ashok Kumar congratulated for being named 2024 NAI Fellow/research-innovation/news/2024/usf-faculty-named-nai-fellows.aspxHonors and AwardsCollege of Arts and Sciences,College of Engineering,Mechanical Engineering,MyÔƶ¥¶Ä³¡app,Research and Innovation/news/2022/usf-student-invents-lumber-altternative-using-recycled-plastic.aspxThe material will be used as a replacement for wood to create fence posts that can last 30 to 50 years, about three times longer than a traditional wood fence.Thu, 04 Aug 2022 00:00:00 Ôƶ¥¶Ä³¡app student invents lumber alternative using recycled plasticThe material will be used as a replacement for wood to create fence posts that can last 30 to 50 years, about three times longer than a traditional wood fence.John Cotter building lumber alternatives/news/2022/usf-student-invents-lumber-altternative-using-recycled-plastic.aspxResearch and InnovationCassidy Delamarter,College of Engineering,Engineering,Mechanical Engineering,MyÔƶ¥¶Ä³¡app